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Social Studies Seated: Mr. Irving FoUtdare, Miss Harriet Naylor, Dr. Hans E. Hirscli. Standing: I )r. I.eonard T. Kreis- inan. Dr. Daniel Bahnuth, Dr. Allan Everest, Mr. Daviil Fuller, Dr. Dixon Miyauelii. The social studies department with in- structors, proficient in tlieir varied fields, seeks to relate the problems of man and the influence of his environment over the centuries. Government, philosophy and sociology courses are offered as electives to those wishing to explore these areas more thoroughly. Part of the Karly Sec- ondary Plan, this department endeavors to produce teachers competent in this field. Fine Arts Front: Dr. Edgar Barton, Mr. Evan Kern, Dr. George Y okuin. Hark-: Mr. Jack School, Dr. Angelo LaMarHWMi Mr. Joseph llennessy, Mr. James B. Miller. The responsibility of •instilling an ap- preciation for the more acsthrticyaspects of life; they create a varied program of ex- perience that permits the student to ex- press himself and develop an appreciation and understanding in a panoramic cross section of creative activities. k A j Library Faculty Miss Gertrude Cone, Dr. Frames Breen, Miss Phyl- lis Wells, Miss Marjoric Sessions. The focal point of .study and research work, the library, maintained to meet tin- needs of the individual is serviced by an efficient staff whose experience enables them to locate the impossible. 16
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Science Sealed: Dr. June B. Lewis, Mr. Robert C. MacFar- lane. Dr. F. Reese Nevin, Mr. .1. Stuart MeXair, Miss Thelma Lea. Standing: Mr. Romuald (i. Le- sage, Mr. Phillip C. Walker, Dr. Robert I.. Smith Dr. Y. William Isarhsen, Dr. I ' .verett .1. Manwell, Dr. Robert Donaldson. In this wonderous age of technological advancement and of ever-changing scien- tific theories, these instructors shape our future destiny. They must lay a sound scientific foundation that I he teacher may build on in later vears. English Sealed: Mr. Harvey Whetstone, Dr. Helen (iaubert. Miss Georgianra McVay. Standing: Mr. Herman Dob, Mr. Robert W. Feragcn, Dr. Frederick Arnold, Dr. Karl Harlan, Mr. Howard Miller. The development of an appreciation for our own language is a vital part of the training of any teacher. The responsibility of spanning hundreds of years of that de- velopment and relating it to the present day is the primary duty of these instruc- tors. Physical Education l- ' nml: Mr. Edward M. Wiley. Hear: Miss Rosemarie Brueia, Mr. Joseph Jastrab, Dr. Aliee K. Haekus. Responsible for a major section of our college life, the Physical Kducation De- partment endeavors to co-ordinate classes that will prove useful to us later in the teaching profession as well as now. 1 M i 15
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